Via Andrew Cochran, this Times of London article lists the names of those killed and missing in the London bombing attrocities. Apologies for copyright infringement, but I have reprinted the entire list because many online newspapers take down archived articles after a few weeks. The list is in the extended entry.

Remember, what happened was an attrocity not a tragedy. Never use the word tragedy to describe the deliberate acts of evil men. Attrocities are committed, tragedies happen. CONFIRMED DEAD

Susan Levy, 53, from Cuffley in Hertfordshire, the mother of Daniel, 25 and James, 23, was killed in the blast at King’s Cross. Her husband Harry, a taxi driver, said today that she had travelled with Jamie into central London before they parted at Finsbury Park. The family were “distraught” at her death

Gladys Wundowa, 51, a cleaner at University College London, had finished her shift at 9am and was heading to a college course in Shoreditch. Her husband Emanuel, 53, from Chadwell Heath, Essex, had said he was “beside himself with worry” after he had not heard from her since the blasts

STILL MISSING

James Adams, 32, was travelling from his home in Peterborough to London through King's Cross, from where he called his mother

Shehara Akther Islam, 20, from Plaistow, east London, was probably on the Circle line going through Liverpool Street. She did not arrive at work on Thursday or return to the home where she lived with father Shamsul and mother Shopma

Lee Baisden, 34, and accountant from Romford who was going to work at the London fire brigade

Phil Beer, 22, a hair stylist, was on his way to work and believed to be at Russell Square with his best friend Patrick Barnes. Mr Barnes was injured and later told Mr BeerÂ’s older sister Stacy that he heard his friend cry out

Ania Brandt, 42, a cleaner from Wood Green who took the Piccadilly line to Gunnersbury

Stan Brewster, 52, a father of two who was travelling to work from Derby

Ciaran Cassidy, 22, was commuting from Finsbury Park to work in Chancery Lane

Rachelle Chung For Yuen, 27, an accountant from Mauritius living in Mill Hill, has not been seen since she got on the Northern Line on Thursday

Bernadetta Ciaccia, 30, an Italian-born business analyst from Norwich

Elizabeth Daplyn, 26, an administrator at University College Hospital in London, left home in Highgate with her partner Rob Brennan before taking a Piccadilly Line train for King's Cross and Russell Square

Jon Downey, 34, had said goodbye to his wife at Euston and has not been heard from since

Philip Duckworth

Richard Ellery, 21, was travelling from his home in Ipswich to his job in the Jessops store in Kensington, via Liverpool Street Station. He texted his parents, Beverley and Trevor, at 8.30am to say he was on his way to work

Anthony Fatayi-Williams, 26, an Nigerian-born executive with an oil and gas company based in Old Street, has been living in the UK for eight years

David Foulkes, 22, a trainee journalist

Karoline Gluck, 29, from Poland, said goodbye to boyfriend Richard Deer, 28, at 8.30am and has not been seen since. The IT consultant was travelling from Finsbury Park tube to Russell Square

Jamie Gordon, 30, from Enfield, called his office at 9:40am saying he was on a bus from Euston. One his colleagues at City Asset Management said Mr Gordon's mobile phone had been found in the wreckage of the bus

Gamze Gunoral, 24, a Turkish student, left her auntÂ’s house in north London to catch the tube to go to her language college in Hammersmith

Giles Hart, 55, a BT engineer from Hornchurch and father-of-two was travelling to Angel via Aldgate

Marie Hartley, 34, from Oswaldtwistle, Lancashire, was in London on a course

Miriam Hyman, who is in her 20s, and comes from Finchley, North London, has not been heard from since 9.30am on Thursday when she was outside KingÂ’s Cross station. Ms Hyman's father, John, called Miriam, who works as a picture researcher, when he heard the first reports of disruption in London

Slimane Ihab, a 19-year-old waiter said by friends to have caught a Tube from Finsbury Park

Ojara Ikeagwu, 55, a married mother-of-three from Luton, caught her usual train into KingÂ’s Cross on her way to Hounslow where she is a social worker

Shahera Akhter Islam, 20, a bank cashier who was last heard from as she made her way to work through Islington from her home in Plaistow

Neetu Jain, 37, was evacuated from Euston and caught a 30 bus to take her to work as a computer analyst. Ms Jain was planning to move in with her boyfriend, Gous Ali

Emily Jenkins, 24, from Richmond is last known to have got onto the Piccadilly line at King's Cross

Adrian Johnson, 37, an office worker travelling on the Piccadilly line to Haymarket

Helen Jones, 28, an accountant who survived the Lockerbie bombing. Her family said: "We have sadly come to the conclusion that she was in one of the carriages that were involved in the blast and that she died with so many others. Helen will live on in the hearts of her family and her many, many friends"

Michael Matsushita, 37, who had recently moved to the city from New York to live with his fiancee, Rosie Cowen, 28. Mr Matsushita left the couple's flat in Islington for his second day at work as a tour guide

James Mayes, 28, works as an analyst for the Healthcare Commission and had just returned from a holiday in Prague. He was heading from his home in Barnsbury to an ‘away day’ at Lincoln’s Inn, and was thought to be travelling by Tube via Kings Cross

Bahnaz Mozzaka, 47, a biomedical records officer from Finchley who worked at Great Ormond Street Hospital

Jenny Nicholson, 24, the daughter of Rev Julie Nicholson and her husband Gregg from Reading, had just started a new job in the capital. Her parents said that she regularly took one of the commuter services which were targeted. A spokesman for the Bristol diocese said that Mrs Nicholson, who is the priest-in-charge at St Aidan Church in Bristol, was "remarkably calm"

Michelle Otto, 46, a dental technician, was travelling to Knightsbridge when she disappeared. Her Northern Line train had been diverted via KingÂ’s Cross because of a signal failure

Shynuja Parathasangary, 30, a Post Office worker travelling from Kensal Rise to Alder Street

Anat Rosenburg, 39, an Israeli-born charity worker who called her boyfriend to tell him she was on the Number 30 bus, moments before the blast. John Falding, her boyfriend, said: “She was afraid of going back to Israel because she was scared of suicide bombings on buses.”

Philip Russell, a 28-year-old finance worker at JP Morgan who phoned work to say he would be late after the disruption at Euston. Natasha Amner, Mr Russell's cousin, said: "He is a very caring person who would've definitely called home, or someone, if he could"

Christian 'Njoya' Small, 28, a from Walthamstow, east London, has not been heard of since he left home for his advertising sales job

Fiona Stevenson, 29, a solicitor from Danbury in Essex who failed to arrive for work

Monika Suchocka, 23, from northern Poland, arrived in London two months ago to start work as a trainee accountant. Ms Suchocka, who has blonde hair and blue eyes and is around 5ft 6in (1.70m) tall was last seen heading for work in West Kensington

Carrie Taylor, a 24-year-old graduate from Billericay, Essex. June Taylor, her mother, said: “We have a little farewell ritual. Carrie gives me a kiss goodbye”

Laura Webb, from Islington, was travelling on the Underground from King's Cross to Paddington and may have travelled via Edgware Road on the way to her job as a PA

William Wise, 54, was thought to have been travelling on the Number 30 to King's Cross

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